Christina King Landscape Design

Every design begins with careful plant selection. We choose plants that provide both form and function in the landscape. The right plant for the right spot, so each one thrives where it stands while lifting the space around it.

We work closely with you to realize your vision, weighing circulation, flow and function so the finished garden lives the way you actually use it. Ours is a hands-on approach to every part of the installation: each plant is individually selected by the designer.

We design and install gardens throughout the Triangle — Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill and Cary — where heavy Piedmont clay, humid summers and the shade of mature hardwoods decide what will actually thrive. Plants are chosen for those conditions, so the garden holds through a North Carolina August and comes back stronger the following spring.

How we design and install

  • Site assessment and concept design
  • Plant selection for form and function
  • Species suited to Piedmont clay, shade and summer heat
  • Right plant, right spot placement
  • Circulation, flow and functional layout
  • Plants individually selected and placed on site
  • Hands-on installation overseen by the designer

The finished landscape is cohesive, functional and unmistakably yours — a place that looks considered because every decision in it was.

What clients say

★★★★★
“Christina has installed the third stage of our landscaping project and we are beyond happy with the results. She is the best designer and has solved problems with water, fire pit and pipes with ease. We love the work that she has done for us.”
— Denise Del
★★★★★
“The proprietor, Ms. King, is a knowledgeable and creative designer who has reliably maintained and improved our garden over the past several years. She is also the one we turn to for landscaping solutions to overly wet or dry, crowded or skimpy, shady or sunny areas. We highly recommend her!”
— Gail McKinley
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Service Areas

Proudly serving Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill & the surrounding North Carolina Piedmont.